Taylor Swift [1] is certainly no stranger to the Recording Academy. Over the span of her successful career, the singer has managed to rack up 46 Grammy nominations and 12 wins. In fact, she actually took home album of the year when she was only 20, making her the youngest winner of the award [2] in the show's history.
And that's not the only record she holds. In 2016, she became the first woman to win album of the year more than once [3] for her own solo recordings, and in 2021, she became the first woman to win album of the year three times [4] with "Folklore"'s big win.
The 33-year-old scored four nominations at the 2023 Grammys, including song of the year, best music video, best song written for visual media, and best country song. Though she didn't take home any awards, see Swift's long list of wins ahead.
2008
Grammy nominations: 1
- Best new artist
How many she won: 0
2010
Grammy nominations: 8
- Album of the year, "Fearless"
- Best country album, "Fearless"
- Record of the year, "You Belong With Me"
- Song of the year, "You Belong With Me"
- Best female pop vocal performance, "You Belong With Me"
- Best female country vocal performance, "White Horse"
- Best country song, "White Horse"
- Best pop collaboration with vocals, "Breathe" (featuring Colbie Caillat)
How many she won: 4; album of the year, best female country vocal performance, best country song, and best country album
2012
Grammy nominations: 3
- Best country album, "Speak Now"
- Best country solo performance, "Mean"
- Best country song, "Mean"
How many she won: 2; best country solo performance and best country song
2013
Grammy nominations: 3
- Record of the year, "We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together"
- Best country duo/group performance, "Safe & Sound" (featuring The Civil Wars)
- Best song written for visual media, "Safe & Sound" (featuring The Civil Wars)
How many she won: 1; best song written for visual media
2014
Grammy nominations: 4
- Album of the year, "Red"
- Best country album, "Red"
- Best country song, "Begin Again"
- Best country duo/group performance, "Highway Don't Care" (with Tim McGraw [6] and Keith Urban [7])
How many she won: 0
2015
Grammy nominations: 3
- Record of the year, "Shake It Off"
- Song of the year, "Shake It Off"
- Best pop solo performance, "Shake It Off"
How many she won: 0
2016
Grammy nominations: 7
- Album of the year, "1989"
- Best pop vocal album, "1989"
- Record of the year, "Blank Space"
- Song of the year, "Blank Space"
- Best pop solo performance, "Blank Space"
- Best pop duo/group performance, "Bad Blood" (featuring Kendrick Lamar)
- Best music video, "Bad Blood" (featuring Kendrick Lamar)
How many she won: 3; album of the year, best pop vocal album, and best music video
2018
Grammy nominations: 2
- Best country song, "Better Man"
- Best song written for visual media, "I Don't Wanna Live Forever" (with Zayn Malik)
How many she won: 0
2019
Grammy nominations: 1
- Best pop vocal album, "Reputation"
How many she won: 0
2020
Grammy nominations: 3
- Song of the year, "Lover"
- Best pop solo performance, "You Need to Calm Down"
- Best pop vocal album, "Lover"
How many she won: 0
2021
Grammy nominations: 6
- Song of the year, "Cardigan"
- Best pop solo performance, "Cardigan"
- Best pop duo/group performance, "Exile" (featuring Bin Iver)
- Best pop vocal album, "Folklore"
- Best song written for visual media, "Beautiful Ghosts" from "Cats"
- Album of the year, "Folklore"
How many she won: 1; album of the year
2022
Grammy nominations: 1
- Album of the year, "Evermore"
How many she won: 0
2023
Grammy nominations: 4
- Song of the year, "All Too Well (10 Minute Version) (The Short Film)"
- Best music video, "All Too Well (10 Minute Version) (The Short Film)"
- Best song written for visual media, "Carolina" from "Where the Crawdads Sing"
- Best country song, "I Bet You Think About Me (Taylor's Version) (From the Vault)"
How many she won: 1; best music video